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    We compare the greyscale, the desaturation and the smart background methods with the original maps and with each other. For this end, we not only analyse in details the resulting visualization, but we also conduct a survey. We asked a panel of people with cartographic training to evaluate the extent to which each method improves the readability of the original map and then to pick the most appropriate one. The greyscale method renders the symbolisation less prominent and it is practical because…

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    The population used in this journal article is clearly described and involved the recruitment of registered nurses from a large academic medical center. Differences in fatigue levels have been demonstrated based on the RN’s years of experience (Barker and Nussbaum, 2011b). Nurses with more work experience may have a distinctive outlook and perspective on coping with fatigue versus a nurse with limited experience. Thus, RNs who were recruited involved nurses with less than two years of experience…

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    In the next step, the graded response IRT model will be analyzed again for each identified domain, but without the excluded items, and the model fit statistics will be assessed. If the model has a good fit statistics, the best item for each domain will be selected according to the distribution of the threshold values across the latent scale and the discrimination value; item that has threshold values cross the whole latent scale and high discrimination value will be selected. Sample Size Graded…

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    Method Study design This proposal is a qualitative descriptive study of older women resident of retirement homes, regarding their perceptions of physical activity. Participant recruitment and selection Recruitment of participants will be made at several retirement homes located throughout Adelaide: Vailima Gardens Retirement Village; ECH Inc; St Morris Retirement Village; St Georges Retirement Village. With the permission of the institutions, flyers will be posted on communal areas to advertise…

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    1. “When investigating a large population, it is often impractical and usually unnecessary to measure all the elements in the population of interest. Typically, a relatively small number of subject or cases is selected from the larger population.” (McMillian, 2012, p.96) According to McMillian (2012), population is a target you want to study to develop knowledge and to create action plans to assist those individuals. An example is when a researcher use a group of students with autism to find out…

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    was conducted (Gerbner, Living). However, additional biases could have potentially included a limited sampling size, a social desirability bias, and/or an acquiescence bias. With the personal nature of the study and the dependence on polling something as abstract as a perspective, there are many variables. With only having three surveys with a total of 2,010 participants, there was a limited sampling size. Based on the questions asked by the questionnaire, it could have also been very easy for…

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    The Beastie Boys were known for their unique lyrics and became the first successful, white rap group. The members gained loads of fame over the past three decades of music making. People were negatively inspired by listening to the strange lyrics in their earlier productions. The Beastie Boys had more of a positive impact on society than negative as they grew older and wiser. The first successful, white rap group formed in 1981 and shortly became popular on college radio stations and clubs. The…

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    on 1 What is the overall meaning of the poll? what does it show? describe the trend that is occurring. The overall meaning of the poll was to determine who voters would potentially support other than their already decided upon candidate. To explain, voters who had already made a clear distinction about which candidates they were likely to vote for, were asked, to reevaluate their decisions based on the information they gathered during the New Hampshire Republican and Democratic Presidential…

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    This will give the sampling method a larger pool to gather information to complete the research needed. What is the appropriate sampling size? The appropriate sampling size is achieved by many factors. These factors are the size of the study, population size, the purpose of the study, and the risk of selecting a wrong sample design. The size of the sample must be in a certain criteria such as precision level, confidence level, and the variability degree. In the case of sampling the attitudes…

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    Sampling Strategy and Sample Size for a Quantitative Research Plan Introduction When a researcher is constructing a sampling method, the questions about the population where the sample will come from and the size of the sample to be used come into play for the purpose of seeking statistical validity (Frankfort-Nachmias & Nachmias, 2008). Parahoo (2014) explains that, in order for sampling method or strategy to be considered credible, defining the population to be sampled, type of sampling,…

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